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Introducing Shir Handelsman‘s artwork. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you would like to see a preview of his artworks. Nira Pereg artist, describes Shir's perspective as an "anti-hero", from which he constructs aesthetic manifestations meticulously, precisely, and even ostentatiously, that is, deliberately challenging. The term hero thereby juggles between realism and illusion. Shir Handelsman, on the other hand, operates from the stance of the "anti-hero" of the "revolution of daily life," the constant exercise characterized by repetition. It is tiring, tough and it is always a feat of strength to face it. Shir creates paradigms of a worldview not driven by thoughts of effectiveness and thereby send a clear signal of value within a modern society. Shir Handelsman, in our gallery program since November 2020, is an artist who has a particularly good sense of illuminating surreal nuances of everyday life and presenting them in an abstract way. https://lnkd.in/egBadXCS #ArtClaims #shirhandelsman #videoart #contemporaryart #surrealarteal

https://lnkd.in/eF2nBhD5 Art, photography, film and music are nonviolent carriers of culture, tradition and visions in the path and struggle for liberation and social justice

ARTIST IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE ART. This is what is called a false dichotomy. There is no art without an artist, and there is no artist without the art. Both are essential and neither can exist without the either. The artist's life is important (at least to herself or himself) but "the artist" is fundamentally a transient phenomenon, limited to one surprisingly short lifespan. The work of art will potentially be around to change people's lives long after the artist is gone. And a dedicated artist values the work of art very highly indeed, often sacrificing everything: comfort, security, health, in the service of art. In the long view, art is more important than the artist. #artistsiva #art #drawing #creator #artcommunity #creativity #painting #linkedinart #artwork #health #selfcare #selfdevelopment #mentalhealth

How to buy art from an artist? Here is some advice for going direct. #art #artbuying #artcollecting

How to buy art from an artist? Here is some advice for going direct. #art #artbuying #artcollecting https://lnkd.in/eV5nsdyk

"Making art on a revolving board is a fantastic idea! The circular motion can add an element of surprise and dynamism to your artwork." **RBTRO** #artwork #art #artist #emojis #dyanamic #creation #creativity #innovation #socialmedia #digitalmarketing

There’s a little bit of mess before the masterpiece! This reel shows the not-so-glamorous side of creating art (but hey, the end result is worth it!). @kymincreation #artist #art #artwork #artoftheday , #creativeprocessing #behindthescenes #trending #trendingreels #trendingsongs #trendingnow #kymin #kymincreation

How to Get Your Art Noticed: 25 Innovative Promotion Ideas Promoting your art can be as creative and fulfilling as creating the art itself. Whether you’re a painter, sculptor, digital artist, or any other type of creator, getting your work noticed is crucial for building your brand and reaching a wider audience. Here are some effective strategies to help you promote your art: https://lnkd.in/edaF3wuT #art #artist #artpromotion #artmarketing

Abstract expressionism! Well, this reminds us of the pioneer, Mark Rothko. His works are today priced at billions of dollars and are rarely found in the open market. But what does a typical Rothko painting show? Some flat colours and without any context. There are many others who paint like Rothko, yet it is only Rothko who sells at such astronomical prices. Why? Ray has a view in this matter. In his own words, “Rothko showed how nothing at the end matters and this is what sets him apart. To a certain extent, this is like van Gogh too. These were kind of artists who bothered never about convention”. Mark Rothko is not one who influenced Ray for that matter. In fact Ray’s works have nothing in common with Rothko. But it is his journey that reminds Ray of his own. It was this similarity that had once made him devote a good amount of time to study this artist. “When Rothko had shifted to his abstract expressionism, he was not selling enough. It took courage and a big leap of faith to really suddenly shift gears like this”, says Ray. Commercial success is not what an artist should really look for. It is the journey, the experience that came with it, that finally matters. #MarkRothko #AbstractExpressionism #ArtHistory #ColorFields #ArtInspiration #Pseudorealism #DevajyotiRay #EmotionalArt 🎨✨

Top 5 rules for artists: - I make a little selection of rules, that can work for beginners too! - #1 Don’t compare yourself too much to others. You can compare your work and your skills to others but don’t stay too long in this position. Sure it is good to have an eye on what other artists do and being inspired by them it’s great but you should also focus on yourself and your personal growth. - #2 Don’t pay for a show, no matter what don’t pay for a show, you are the one with the gift of making art and have something to show to the world. A show is something for you to be a part of, not to pay to be in. There is also salon and art fair where you have to pay for a wall but this is sometimes a useful exception. - #3 Don’t be afraid of rejection, I know that you have probably been rejected by galleries or other types of institutions when you presented your work but this is normal. Rejections are common and it’s a necessary lesson, these types of institutions have their own art direction, their own type of artists that may not match with what you do and it’s thats ok. Try to ask them some advice and directions for your artist path. - #4 Make what you want, don’t be guided by the market, or what you sold in the past or what the critics say, try to improve in your own way and find yourself by experimenting with things until you find something that represents your identity. Let yourself be the guide. - #5 Collaborate with other artists - try to collaborate with other types of artists, singers or scientists etc that can bring you outside your own aesthetic. Going out from your bubble will help you to grow and to find more information about how to improve your own art. I also advise to try residencies. - #art #artwork #painting #adviceforartists #rulesforartists #artrules #contemporaryart #sculpture #confidence